But wait! that's some JavaScript(ECMA Script) combined with C#?!
Yup! and a bit of Delphi(Pascal) if you continue reading.
After searching the net for hours I came to the conclusion that C-like languages are more welcomed by masses.

LABELS
using labels is possible by writing "label" keyword before the label name
label LABEL_NAME:
use "goto LABEL_NAME;" to jump to a label

How about embeding binary or text files?

RESOURCES
you can embed external files(binary files, text files, etc.) by using
the following syntax
resource RESOURCE_NAME in "[PATH\]FILENAME.EXTENSION";
RESOURCE_NAME -- will be used to access resource

Here they come, who? the operators!

OPERATORS
! factorial, retrieves the factorial value of IDENTIFIER
ex: a!
^ power, BASE^EXPONENT
ex: a ^ b
not negate
ex: not a, negate value of a
and logial AND
ex: a and b, a and b is true
or logical OR
ex: a or b, a or b is true
xor exclusive OR
ex: a xor b
shl bitwise shift left
ex: a shl b, shift a's bits to the left by b
shr bitwise shift right
ex: a shr b, shift a's bits to the right by b
mod modulo
ex: a mod b, the remain of dividing a by b
div integer division
ex: a div b, divide a by b and return a integer value
% percent left of right
ex: a % b is equal to a * b / 100
* multiply
ex: a * b
/ divide
ex: a / b
+ add
ex: a + b
- subtract
ex: a - b
= equal
ex: a = b, check equality
> greater than
ex: a > b
< less than
ex: a < b
>= greater or equal
ex: a >= b
<= less or equal
ex: a <= b
:= assignment
ex: a := b
*= assignment of multiplication
ex: a *= b, same as a := a * b
/= assignment of division
ex: a /= b, same as a := a / b
+= assignment by addition
ex: a += b, same as a := a + b;
-= assignment by subtraction
ex: a -= b, same as a := a - b;
IDENTIFIER++ increment IDENTIFIER's VALUE
IDENTIFIER-- decrement IDENTIFIER's VALUE

STRINGS
-- strings are between double quotes
"this is a simple string"

CHARACTERS
characters can be represented as single "a" or
#128 -- 128 is it's ordinal value
characters can be concatenated with strings
ex: "this is a simple string" + #128 = "this is a simple string €"